Thursday, September 11, 2008
SAP Introduces new Business Process Certification
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Toyota Motor Europe Selects Active Endpoints
An application orchestrated by ActiveVOS enables users to more readily access
In response to the news, Eric Egertson, VP of Sales for Active Endpoints stated:
“We are pleased that
Monday, July 28, 2008
IBM Proposed Acquisition of ILOG
IBM and ILOG have signed an agreement today, whereby IBM will acquire ILOG for approximately EUR 215 million or $340 million in
“enable IBM to help clients deliver critical business information in real-time, allowing them to make better business decisions faster.”
As also mentioned in this article from Fox Businesses:
“When completed, the acquisition of ILOG will strengthen IBM's BPM and SOA position by providing customers a full set of rule management tools for complete information and application lifecycle management across a comprehensive platform including IBM's leading WebSphere application development and management platform.”
This acquisition still has some hurdles to navigate since there are several prerequisites pending. The public tender offers still have to be reviewed to determine if they violate
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Austin Energy Uses BPM to Improve Services
At Austin Energy, they were having problems achieving a level of service where they could attend properly to all of their service calls filtering in. Intelligent
Since they were unable to efficiently answer all phone calls, they streamlined the five different tools they used while communicating with customers over the phone. This alone provided a huge drop in the average call time. Customer service went from servicing 4,000 calls a day to 20,000 calls a day.
Software AG Report
Software Ag, published a report on Best Practices for SOA Governance User Survey. The reason for creating a report was to determine which ways organizations are approaching the process of implementing SOA governance. The study is especially relevant with SOA beginning to have an increased role in BPM. Some of the findings that were revealed in the report include:
- Interest in SOA was widespread as only one industry out of 14 reported that more than 15% of its respondents had “no plans to adopt SOA”.
- Top drivers for SOA adoption were a desire to improve business agility, simplify integration, and support business process management (BPM) initiatives.
- SOA has yet to expand far beyond the firewall as only a small minority (19.5%) report having exposed more than a quarter of their existing services externally.
- There was a strong correlation between SOA maturity and governance adoption with more than 80% of enterprises having a fully-implemented SOA in place calling their governance practices “mature” or “adequate” versus 33% overall.
While these findings are formulated across several large enterprises, what is your opinion on SOA governance in you respective organization?